Why Shata Dhauta Ghrita & Kansa Vatki : Ayurvedic Must Haves

I have a simple yet effective skincare routine—gentle cleansing, nourishing moisturization, and sunscreen when needed. I rarely experiment, but this ghee cream felt different from the moment I applied it. The texture was rich yet non-greasy, absorbing effortlessly into my skin as if it truly belonged there.

According to Ayurveda, Shata Dhauta Ghrita is an age-old preparation where pure ghee is washed 100 times in a copper vessel, enhancing its cooling, nourishing, and deeply moisturizing properties. This method transforms ghee into a lightweight, fast-absorbing, and ultra-hydrating skincare essential. After just a few days of use, my skin felt softer, more balanced, and deeply nourished—not just superficially moisturized but rejuvenated from within. The natural, earthy scent and the way the cream melts into the skin make applying it feel like a self-care ritual rather than just another step in my routine.

Now, it has become my go-to moisturizer, especially after long outdoor yoga sessions or intense practice days. It restores my skin’s vitality, combats dryness, and maintains a natural glow—something I genuinely appreciate in a world full of synthetic skincare solutions.

The Kansa Vatki foot massager was another delightful discovery. Ayurveda recognizes the feet as a crucial energy center, and regular foot massages using a Kansa Vatki (bronze bowl) help balance the doshas, improve circulation, and release stress accumulated throughout the day.

After spending hours standing, moving, and practicing, my feet often bear the brunt of my active lifestyle. This foot massager has become a small yet powerful luxury I look forward to. The warm, grounding sensation of massaging my soles with the Kansa Vatki brings a sense of calm and relaxation, making it the perfect way to unwind after a long day.

I even introduced my mom to it, and she loved it so much that I gifted it to her! She now enjoys it as part of her evening routine, finding relief from foot fatigue and discomfort.

What I love most about Nabhi Sutra is that they are not just another wellness brand—they feel deeply rooted in Ayurvedic traditions and mindful living. Their products reflect a thoughtful, holistic approach, bridging ancient wisdom with modern self-care.

In today’s fast-paced world filled with synthetic quick fixes, discovering something pure, intentional, and effective is refreshing. If you are looking for an authentic Ayurvedic skincare solution, I highly recommend trying their Shata Dhauta Ghrita cream for deep ghee moisture and the Kansa Vatki foot massager for a grounding, revitalizing experience.

Have you tried Ayurvedic skincare or foot massage techniques? Share your experiences in the comments below!